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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1919

Page

4

Germany Election Returns Show Socialists Split Power Risk

An incomplete tally of German Reichstag results shows Anti Socialist groups doubling the Socialists in strength. The Majority Socialists lead, Independent Socialists lag, with possible alliances forming ahead of next month's National Assembly. overall result favors order and party government over Bolshevik disruption. A clothing note adds plans for double breasted coats and trousers with long legs to conceal shins.

National Assembly Christian Party Democratic Party Ebert Germany

Quincy Ready for Readjustment Era Without Fear

The article argues the readjustment period will bring progress not unrest. Quincy embraces reconstruction with faith, noting manufacturing recovery, plans for waterways and road improvements, better housing and sanitation, and railways responsive to public needs. The piece calls for collective effort to modernize the city and seize the new era.

Quincy Lilessre

Offensive Advertising By Dr Crane In 1919 Era

Dr Crane condemns offensive advertising that intrudes into unneeded spaces and turns ads into vulgar spectacles. He argues ads should be treated as reading matter readers seek, not loud peddler cries. He urges billboard abolition and reserved spaces for ads, praising respectful advertising as a dignified art.

Frank Crane Jones's Emporium Jones Country Club Smith

The Cleverness of Old Man Coyote

Thornton W. Burgess narrates a bite sized tale where Reddy Fox and Old Man Coyote confront a hen yard gate. Coyote contemplates risk and deception while watching Fox overplay bravery. Fox nudges the gate and misreads Coyote, who shadows him from the Green Forest as he waits to see who dares enter.

Old Man Coyote Reddy Fox Farmer Brown Reddy Roddy Fox Coyote

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by user

Columbia Pa Mrs Elizabeth May writes she was weak and in pain but after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained health and now recommends it. The Chicago based ad highlights the tonic roots and herbs said to strengthen the female system and cites widespread testimonials.

Columbia Lydia E. Pinkham Sry Elizabeth May Overcote

Bill Protects Quail For Five Year Period

SPRINGFIELD ILL Jan 26 Protection would be offered to bob white quail under a new bill aimed at preserving game birds for a five year period through regulatory measures and seasonal safeguards.

Springfield Iil Bob White

Quail Season Bill Among Open Seasons Planned

A 1919 Illinois bill proposed by Rep A B Lager creates a five year open season on white quail from July 1, 1919, with November 10 to December 10 designated each year. It also outlines hunting periods for mourning dove rabbit waterfowl and predators and bans ambush and certain weapons. A closing offensive remark about a girl with teeth is included in the text.

A. B. Lager Breese Committee On

Meat Monopoly Proposal Aims to Regulate Industry

J Ogden Armour urged a government supervised monopoly of the entire meat industry before the Senate Agriculture Committee. He argued a single national plan could save millions for producers and lower meat prices for consumers while urging close government oversight. He denied any illegal agreement among packers and cited his roles with banks and railroads as director.

Washington J. Ogden Armour Senate Agriculture Committee Armour Mr. Armour Francis J. Heney Federal Trade Commission Armour and Company Swift and Company Morris and Company Heney

Prayer and peace on global council and regional bridges

A religious prayer pleads for world peace and international cooperation, invoking divine guidance for leaders. It is followed by Levy Mayer discussing the Kendrick bill on meat regulation. Three bridges span the Suez at Kantara linking Egypt and Palestine by rail and road. Salmon is noted as the fastest fish, capable of 25 miles per hour.

Jehova God Christ God of Peace Pars Prince of Peace Levy Mayer Suez Canal Kantara Egypt Palestine

Hood's Triple Combination Treatment Ad

After influenza the grip and fevers Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood strengthens nerves and stimulates the liver. Peptiron iron tonic follows meals. Hood's Pills aid convalescence. Ads claim the trio prevents disease and preserves health and urges purchase today.

Hood

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